Your Twitch dashboard and your 1099 will never agree.
Subs, bits, and ads pay net-60 in one lump that never matches any month on your dashboard — and the sponsorships don't go through Twitch at all. Post grounds everything in what actually lands in your bank, then runs the real tax math.
Net-60 lumps, stitched back to reality
Twitch pays two months late, in one combined deposit. Post's bank sync recognizes Twitch payouts as income the moment they land, and a one-tap monthly log keeps sub/bits/ads detail without a spreadsheet.
Sponsorships are the bigger check
The energy-drink deal doesn't pay through Twitch. Post tracks every sponsorship from contract to wire — upload the agreement, it pre-fills the deal; the bank match flags a short payment automatically.
Set-asides that survive a sub-a-thon
One big event month can move your bracket. Post's tax engine — federal, self-employment, your state — recalculates as money lands, so the set-aside number is always current, not a flat guess.
Twitch doesn't expose a payout API today. Post recognizes Twitch deposits through your bank connection automatically, and you can log monthly payout detail in seconds. If Twitch opens a payout API, a native connection is on our roadmap.
The combined payout is what the IRS sees, and Post books that from your bank. If you want the split, log it from your Twitch analytics in the monthly payout entry — it takes under a minute.
Yes — Post has native Ko-fi and Patreon connections, so tips and memberships flow in automatically alongside your Twitch money.